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Jordan Allen, 19, was shot and killed in the 1300 block of North 16th Street, just north of downtown.

The child was found about 8:30 p.m. Saturday in an indoor pool at the Element St. Louis Midtown Hotel, at 3763 Forest Park Avenue.

After Kerry Casey questioned why St. Louis Public Schools is fully accredited, district teachers asked her to resign.

The building once housed the Friedens United Church of Christ.

The state closed an investigation into whether Spire hid or destroyed documents that might have blocked rate hikes for the utility, finding “no issues of illegalities.”

St. Louis' mayor and police chief announced 7% across-the-board raises for city police officers. But to do it, they cut 124 empty officer positions.

The deceased has been identified as Joel Kessler, said Jefferson County Sheriff Dave Marshak

A St. Louis man who is on probation in the 2018 fatal attack on a retired city police sergeant is back in jail after police say he illegally possessed a gun.

The St. Louis Police Foundation is controlled by a group of some of the wealthiest businesspeople in the St. Louis region.

The beermaker said the investment will be made over five years and will reduce its usage of natural gas.

Dunaway, a Chesterfield lawyer who represented St. Louis County’s 2nd District for five years, has started “Legal Witchcraft,” an occult-based business.

Vandiver grew up in St. Louis. He comes back here from the Discovery Lab in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Historically high deaths, contraband infiltration and costly litigation cited as issues that would be addressed by independent review panel, prison ombudsman.

For the past few years, Kendall and 20 or so likeminded friends have been sitting down to medieval feasts for Christmas.

Madalyn Robinson — or Maddy, as everyone called her — was spunky and always smiling, classmates said. She loved softball, basketball and running track and was on Herculaneum’s homecoming court.

The boy led police on a chase in Maryland Heights and struck a police officer before they shot him, police Chief Bill Carson said Monday.

Dennis Hancock has said he didn't know about Missouri's nepotism law when he hired his stepdaugther. A 2017 email shows otherwise.

Had Durell been here, someone would have caught him, stopped him, calmed him down. Before he got into that car, before he crashed, before he got out with a gun.

The state paid $16.25 million for a 116,000-square-foot office building, its office equipment and adjacent garage off Interstate 64 and Timberlake Manor Parkway.

Post-Dispatch sportswriter Bob Broeg is confused about how voting Stan Musial into the Baseball Hall of Fame wasn’t unanimous.